ENRA Group Berhad Annual Report 2021

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ENRA Group Berhad | Annual Report 2021 66 H. How we Manage our MSMs (Cont’d) 3. Material Environment Sustainability Matters (Cont’d) ii. Climate change contribution (Cont’d) Hence, by bringing Ratu ENRA into operations, we have not only improved the profitability of our Myanmar operations but also able to reduce the release of CO 2 emissions to about 22,442 MT per day, based 7 MT MGO burned. Ratu ENRA replaced MT Bratasena operations at Yetagun gasfield on 23 May 2020. The total MGO consumed from that day for 312 days to the end of the financial year, 31 March 2021, was 2,180 MT. This gives an average daily consumption of 6.25 MT. Assuming Ratu ENRA reduces the CO 2 emissions that of MT Bratasena by 50%, the estimated total CO 2 emission avoided would be approximately 2,180 MT. WFH-WIO arrangement effect Under the new norm, the significant reduction in travel needs by ENRA staff have reduced the overall carbon footprint derived from work requirement, as more proportion of our weekly hours are spent WFH. With the management’s deliberate policy to make this WFH & WIO rotation arrangement a permanent thing regardless of COVID-19, ENRA has contributed positively towards addressing climate change. a. There is no data compilation for this in FY2020/21 but for every 1km not travelled by using car powered by fossil fuels, we avoided 112 g of CO 2 emission or 1 kg of CO 2 saved for every 8.9 km not travelled. b. From ENRA’s perspective, taking an average of 20km work commute per day x 13 days per month x 12 months x 100 staff x 112g saved = 35 MT of CO 2 collectively avoided by ENRA staff towards saving the planet. SUSTAINABILITY REPORT